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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
BOULANGER DIsPOsED OF.

PARIS, June 29.-Gen. Boulanger's
corps is stationed at Clermont Ferrand,
$50 miles from Paris. The Cabinet. it is
said, decided upon this disposition of
General BoulsDger's case in order to in
sure his absence from Paris during the
July fetes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

H1sb send thenisihe Weekly GAZETTE d
year, the price q which is elsly 81 1.-The
best and pheaps st 1iewspseet,n the coun-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
lPAe very Bss.

News and lspily pap5s in the. sgtate is
tne. ~ EEKI9; GAZE Az; price aTgpnced to
II a year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

". !. Carnohan, general rOadmsSter of
the no G~ande division OF the Texas and
Pgc;ia. was in Fort Worth last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
FRENCH NOTES.

PARIS, June 29.-Lafayette theater at
Rouen has been destroyed by fire.
General Boulanger has been appointed
to the command of the Thirteenth Army
CORDS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
u railroads. .
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND.

-CCAn 1Al1O AAD-n'
%JSSOUEg PACIFIC
-, -,
-'"H4H NJ M
-..,o, r,sr Ton,. loan -iI5I rs a "a
- ,,f,r-,'-, s,,,, 81, Louis 900 y N 9.20p N
a,,T-7,. psT->yD
..-.s "a = - s.Go,,-, 2op M
$ 5-Odi5 an Ia .r-rnin ~ -, "a ~
--,,.r am oAC5-tc
TEXAS ANU PAClfiC-
EAST BOUND.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

Tom Kingsley, travelling passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville, was
in Fort Worth last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
Homo Notes.

j 3Iarrifeld, travelling passenger agent
e he O3ic and Mississippi, was in Fort
Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

i. S. Douglas, master MECHANIC Of the
Texas and Pacific at Big Springs, was in
Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

Colonel John a. Grant general man
sgar Of the Texas and Pacific, was in
Fort Worth in his epecial car last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
NEXIC3NS AROUSED.

NE xIcan Citizens of tEownsytlIe Complain
of the imprisonment OF One of Their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

Colonel o. T. Lyon OF Sherman, one Of
the contractors who Is building the st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas from Com
MERGE to Fort Worth arrived in the city
last gnight and ssys Brltton Lyon are
covering the work between Commerce
and Greenviile as fast as the cross section
stakes are driven home. Contractor
Haley at this end began work at station
zOl yesterday morning just this side of
where the road will cross the. Santa Fe.
The engineers had only cross seCtioned
2O0O feet when Mr.. Haley ordered
the teamsters TO make dirt fly. Some
three miles of right Of way has Aeen Sc
cured and Messrs. w. A. J5ar'er aud
John (. Swsyne are IN the field getting
the right Of way as rapidly as possible,
and two better men it would be hard to
find. Colonel Lyon says $50 more teams
are expected daily to join the forces now
at work on the road here. Where grad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
EavOrite Line to the North, East
and Southeast
Houston and TexasgentraI BY,

THE oNL ALL-sTEEL LIsa II TIE STATE
Double daily trains each way. Through
SIeepers between 81 n50uis and Corsica
ma on Trains ! and . and Between st. Louis and
Galveston on Trains g and 4, via Dallas
Denison and Sedalis. Sleeper between Hous-
ton and Austin. Through Tickets to all points
the Southeast Chofcs of routes via Denisor
and st. Louis, OF Houston and New Orlea1l
steamship tickets to or from any point
Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

y. II. Cogsweli, travelling freight agent
of .ae Cuff. Colorado and Santa Fe, left
f.r the north LAST nigdt with his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

CAPTAIN Thomas F West'of Jacksboro
IS working Tor his city and working hard.
,Jackshoro need never lose heart while
Tom West and Fort Worth are for her.
CAPTAIN West sent telegram yes
-ardav 70 President FordYce of
The st. Louis. Arkansas and
Texas al ST. Louis asking him
# the company would receive g PROPOSE
lion from blackstone to build from Fort
Worth to that point at once. Captain
West said Iast night that Jacksboro
wanted no Dallas road, but did want
road to Fort Worth. Colonel Fordyce
Will probably answer Captain Vests
telegram to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

J0au Kilkenny, general agent Of the
Louisville and Nashville, with head
quarters 81 New Orleans, Yves IN Fort
Worth YESTERDAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30
TRAMSNnNTINENTAl


NORTH BOUND,
sr. Worth, WhitasbCrO and Arrive ieav
-gr..yzana ................. 1:lCam 40 3
ro.t Worth, sherman ana
ICNarl Saa.-..---- ..------- 9:0u , D go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

T 1it ' Worrh .'''o''V ' s:C0gm Sop 70
EsysrSaua sherman and
F6-t TVort5 -. SIS N $40 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

The St. Louis. Arkansas and Texas en-
gfueers are still hard at work locating g
line northwest Ct the West Fork. They
are already some distance from the city.
with no flourish OF trumpets was this
work hegun, MI quietly, like the Cotton
Belt does all its work, and tO-CaY Chief
Engineer HinCkley will be in Fort Worth
10 look after this important matter as we'll
SIS the construction q the line 20 Com
merCe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-30

FORT WoRTN AND GENVER.
>1~r.a eo1r4 ............ S.55 n
&oEIh bound ---..-......- go. ~ p q,
Al sbc above from the Union Depot
- rrgg \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

or than its extreme highest price The spcculaions IN
wheat have been and o. the Whole s
have been Of great magnitude and having material
the s noSSSss % nedn which ha.
worked for and written for during the ass
ss M.s %s ss e xs tho :
on b a. Fd s|,ns s,os nsnic efac Ah Sur
declined as rapidly for one halfhour they ever
the stock Consolidated Exchange The only white
face that we saw that day was that OF tnancia
light money before July L. As he stood watching the
rapid in the pa sss'' sSd Ms.en
Union Uni '' a. told OF on the ticker" tape
s with 9; Wss1 the ec
down the general market assumed its usual dulnes out
s a.. deca sos sGS aa. ThS w
haitian had declined Al q per cent; Missouri Pacific lS
sGn western UO a"%
Essaaa rsr cont: bosSsEs LaSka ~, M,
s s@S T PSadcpSs and Resdig per- cent and other
stocks proportonatey. and all within less than 9ne,haf
the situation betrayed signs Of being disturbed There
was grand SCOOP" bit no panic Looking BACK .nere
pshed and that the raider. secured large accumnla
lions Of stocks both from real holder; S0th ans
is more dcmorazing in military camp than the as
Of aud so on Sy the .hn 10
Tighten their lines without sOGpn to fM .ocs
se otheT n,'n in the the
deliverable on Monday. and the i highest EST
the operator who money per cent rer diem
with little effect stocks and who has not seen
sepVe below the rule Of per de-
po;sand that In the active season o, the ycarwnas
tack. 1'y Manhattan Elevated ,,n wc, Ter.
been as we'll done without withdrawing millions of
money the loan market 1t should be told that be-
fore IL o'clock that morning all the scattered lots Of
Manhattan laying around In brokers onces TOT ce''i"
ACCOUNT were taken up and paid FOR IN ia IN 70
Thursday; on that day there some natural re-
bank and Eastern banks a%d the market "a s
market began and rates rose to IS per cent on
oDSn.a nssr and @
sequel which has been related. Saturdays
sss q @Si Sqf Friday fo late
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury II ordering inc
q the July So3O 3" 6a NOV Whole
its effect Is yet to be experienced Fit the correct
policy for the Secretary to interfere at all IN sch
not have been we'll to do It earlier An annonicemehe
THURSDAY of such an Intention would have ma e
organs OF the clique which worked The depression Tor
than week have sro @ ny for S
predictions which was not born OF an arfin-
cial movement Mr. secretary next ,; nno .,r re-
nine" There was no legitimate excuse for tho raid ,
stocks speculatively not selling high All INC roas
larger actual snrpusses for their stocks tdan few years
back. when they selling at figures az follows Cen
i5O ST. Paul I2s and Era at 80 and the result OF the
raid, while 1t WAS successful In marking oweS n1ntes,
particularly In the three leaders in the decline: proves
that the speculative situation Ia In an unusually solhu
condition. ~, ,,. ,.o..
and final prices aud number OF shares sold for the Week.
together with tho final prices OF week ago OF 7event
five active representative stocks, prehAcd Dy '"o
prices Of Juno &C. 1850:
WEEKLY RANGT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

Mixed 81 pc Rejected White At 3sc No White quoted
SbSc. No White 37k1s7tc; do track 37'c: prime 20
IN grain degst syc Futures ners os's. e: DO Tor
fan S"n: s. sss1S 20 az ~ seSswssr
Provona steady Beet CITY Family per nbI - pug ~ "
do family SIG 5O08l7 80 Hams smoked IL l5c Laiu
Citv 81 1901 steam So s0 DO
sg 80. Butter weak-Psnnsylvsnn Creamery ,ns
Y. Creamery Extra l6dl7c: Packing Butter az ,,:
Cheese dull New-York ull cream Sadoc. ONO u n,
choice 10 &C.: Pennsylvania part SKINS SO &c, no n"
Iest sol. CSC snTar-Rehned ar@ a. sranS'a'ed
ise SSsS 81 & Il "sS
Flour 1900 bbla Wheat 1880 bush Corn 5000 eusa
Oats 1880 bush slnpmsuts-wnsat s7700 lush. ceeo
1900 bush. oats iG4OO bush
No 2 Ron cash 74E075isc: july 73s@7ste closing
7sc August 7saS7itc closing 7Sas 90 sspss ss.n
75t075s. closing as Corn lower Cash 81 ESQ
c S siSc'osts firm, Cash 2s,saSo. June $50
Sc hay higher; TIMOTHY 50 sSsii So New Prairie .s
steady. nrm Creamery lselsc. Dairy l0slsc C tT
meal was steady at $40 Provisions were "a, Gull;
boxedshoulders s3G7; Long Clear 81 40, Clear slss
S2i Lons Clear q, clear BS: g i'sss s'
R.c.ipts-Fiour 1000 bba Wheat $4,000 bush. corr
10000 bush Oats 2lJuo BUSH Rye bush Barley
...... bush shipment.-tiour 1000 boai Wheat bovo
bush corn l2OOO sus oats 2loOo 6ush hye iooO ou'-
Barley bush
ToLEpo. June 20 Wheat dull and lower Cash SO
July Tile August Tie September 7sc December s2c
Corn quiet ans 'ssdy Cash - sSl ATsss
insnis-WReas 5000 bush. coru 1890 busn osH 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Friday June 25.-BEEvEs- Receipts were
80 OF $50 head all at Goth and consigned a. follow
IL Mr.. Eastman. 10 Stern Mezgcr ana
cars TO Kaufman Strauss No trading In Live Cattle
Feellng dull but steady.
shipments reported Yesterday.
CALNES-Ony 90 head received all Ohio Neals averaging
13s No. and sold by Ne wton - Giilett at sac per ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 90 cars OF A735
the week ~ 9Ss head against ~. 700 heal last week
There quite large volume OF trading to-day ava most
OF the stock closed out Sheep sold at steady prices
and Common weak and IL anything lower.
Ordinary 10 Primo Sheep sold AT 81 5O1si 80 per loO 10
Common to Prime Lambs at rs l54 90 90
Sees-Ncwtnn & Cillet 43n Ohio sheep. Is2 10 average
ats430 per 100 ~ % West Virginia Ewes lO2 mst
81 90 2s3 do 62 NJ at So 276 do SO TO- at So 29S virginia
j. Sadcr Co: 22s Ohio shecp 70 70 average at 3! IS
225 No. - 40 Kentucky DO 90 m. at g II y:
?0J do 10 No. s. 10 Kentucky sheen and Lambs ~ ~ az
8 2o2 Rcnucky Lambs 81 TO- at 50 20; loo do % d. AZ
Sherman & Culver: 23S Ohio Sheen 10 ~ AVERAGE at
- IS per 100 1873 do so 10 at - 55 53 DO 80 10 at
81 30; II do ~ 49, at ~ so: "a Virginia sheep and Lamps
n2 ~ at 25l virginia Lamb. 90 10 at - 70 i'S TO-
j. " Picock 1877 OHIO Sheep "a b. at 81 so per 100 10 ;
"a DO Poor 10 10. al SO rs.
". Collins for D. Harrington l76 Ohio Sheep 30 ID aver
age. At - 80 per 100 N.
Hailenbeck Hollis: % Western Sheep Ewes and BucSs'
90 average at 50 80 per 100 y ga Do "a 10 at - 90
Evertt ricook 25n Ohio sheep. ~ average az g 80
per 100 N 40 Kentucky Ewes and Buck. e3 ID ats3 5O
56j Mexican Sheep II h 81 l2 2i9 Kentucky Lambs.
80 H. at IS 10 423 DO GO D. at IS 80. $50 do Y at SO 90
D. Harrington: SOB Kentucky Lambs, so ID average al
So 81 per 100 10. ~ o. .o.,
aud Jersey Cy Total for the week 29s73 head
81 head None FOR sale alye Mont
nally weak at 80 IS o s. 80 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
~, ,r,-prs OF ygy.YOVX DEALryGa


Tho collapse wheat deal aud the vigorous purchases
shippers here started unusual movement OF grain
from the Mr Walker the exsatisean OF the Produce
Exchange places OF wheat the canal between
Buffalo and NewYork at 2.j7OOO0 Ou'hels From eight
Weteru primary ports the shipments OF wheat by lake aud
rail 10 inter Atlantic ports from juno II to 2J nclu
svo were 5G957 bushels half Of which has been sent from
chicago The receipt at these Western ports have fallen on
In the about fifty cent Estimates OF the de-
the visible supply toGsy range from 100000 TO
O0O.OuO bushels -, -,
fairly active business wheat done within the two
allow Saturday Tho purchases Ior eS
without The options wore weaker cary
IN sympathy renewed weakness IN stocks June TALL
ing and tho other months 20 cont Juno exper.
ece sharp recovery the covering OF shorts ana closed
loss OF cent It % csuts The other deliveries
closed weak July 49, while the othor months
September 80 october. S0S4 November s7's December
So January. 80 and May V4s cents In corn the spot
eased of shade apd shippers bought only o4uOO
bushels The options opened lower AMI closed weak mp s
cent 40 D. but on cent for ny At the same
figure August at an September At a. and october a. Is
cents oats steady the spot. but options yielded
cent follows June 31sti July. 32s August and Sep
tember 81 cents Lard hal a tendency downward The
spot 500 iercos but other Tor export or
doubtful The final io.es 70 the options were Points
Tor september a. G W. and points for November at SO go
bs receipts Of aaia reported on SATURDAY AZ NewYorE
Phlaie pha Baltimore and Boston were as fol9ws
bushels total grain s3a7i7 busGels donr 97s7s pack
s. Al qss ysEh'' os aud Il aa c cn.SS. " ss
is3 "a bushc total grain, S3o0j bushels nour 2o6s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL. MARKET REpORrS.

COFFEE-The celing holders OF Brazil CROWNS on
the spot was Arm ons under tho influence OF higher option
market although trading day upimportant far
invoce closed l7icc Mild grades remain In nee ecen
condition Cables from Rotterdam quoted good oranay
So. with higher Havrs advices early op'ions
aiv,ncc Of 1910 points and male furiher
Roadway IN tho uaw,r' direction but reaco nea, tae
and n prces: Julv. la406l54o Az
sostlssoaihs5: sentembcr o0dleo5i october l6iee
January 1900 i64J: February l6463iG50 March ~ oo
alG56 Total sales 600 bags The ranges on the dneS
iS.7O9 10 10. September 1Gl06id4Oi october, 1922
l645; November lg451l6.C0: December. 1G3Od lGlU
January lgS5dl67o Hayre closed at net advance OF
francs Tor the day.
vOTTON-For tho dav trading in spots exceedingly
light reaching but 75 bslos go last evening" 70 spinner
hrm The port rrceDt. yesterday were lcO bales CON
pairing lnl bales the week and l4.
bales the day Last yelr Since September the total
port receipts have been 5s4lS2 bales against 525Sol
bales for the period last yoar.
Quotations American standard OF cas'idcaton
are aSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

LIVERPOOL June 25 Provision, Bacoa. Cumberland Cut
/; Long Clsar Nliss 5SL Il; short Ceir Mddles
SSs Oh, Short Rios ga isrs 800 owl Bsst
81 cd Tor Extra India Mesa Prime Moss 52s 81 PORK
Prime Ness SO. 81 per Dbl; Prime Mess. Eastsra
Western 6l% 6d Lard-A AMERICA 1884 Prime West
cru, 3iA odl Lard on. So. 81 Hams-Loag Cut 90,
Shoulders L)L Batsr50s OIL per ow tor hnsst ntsi
States cheese-Amerioan Choices isa 3D. waeatM os
"a oG ps- eeniaL New So Winter e ID; do Nc
Surng IL Oh, New Mixed Western. - y adj California NO
J. Is id ass on, do 80 :. o. o. 81 per GENITAL Pc
per cwL Refined Petroleum. Gad per gallon Clover Seed
American Red. 49A per ewt Tallo~-21a 81 per ows
Fine American ala oL, Prime CITY, 22a Cd per cwt
RosIn-Comuon IS 6di Pale ia 81 6os o. Linsesd OF.
DOR Provisious-Americln Rsfrgeratsd seer.
hind quarters 9d fore quarters 3D. per TO- Hops Lon
York State 81 l5s Cd IS %. o. Cottonsssi
oil Liverpool make 2la OIL - , o,>o,.
LONDON June 2h-Produce-Linseei OIL. 2la 0d o2ls'
OIL per cw, calcutta Lnseed. $50 9d pee quarters La
sesd Cake SIS I24 i'd per toni Refined Petroleum. okL
s5si: per gallon Spirits q TnrpSatins s.a Pc.
ewt American ssgar;s 1fd Per Tt Tor Saea Csn
lair fsaanS saoss Australian Taow.B9ss rs 81 sS3s
d. Cochin e37 o. American Refrigerated Best 80 3D. Tor
hind quarters and Is 6 Tor fore quarters per SD 81 tho
RtgagS June 26-Pstroeum. marks pteuningh
WlcoIs Lar nosstE SO marks 10 pfcnninss psr 10
i-wssf, June 20.--PeIrolsun- Pale American. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
LIVE Sr)Jy MARKETS BY TELgIRlP

BUFFALO June observation-disclosures last "a hours 500
head total Tor Tar 1859 hOic TO- slns tuna
week AIS heads consigned through 25S cars log o.,
which New.Yorx; 20 for sale, ali hafbreeds dui
and nominal
shcer-Keceipts last "a 400 total for week
thus iAr $4,000 head iot same lime last weoa AZ "
head through 10 cars none consgnei 10 N"'
YORK, 8 cars and nrm. Good TO CHOICE
Sheep - O1di35. 40 lambs here. -,
last - i3J head t0ta TOT Ilo
thls 37.3-5 head time last week &v y
through ~ cars OF which Is TO YORK:
8 sac. active and arm. Mixed Pigs ana IIkns
Workers. OHs3 20 Selected Workers s. 20 as 30 Select
Medium WEIGHTS - 80 rs IS. other grades unchanged;
oavy Ends at 81 9Odi 90, stays at 81 w. all
offerings taken. ~
CHICAGO June 9J-Ths DrJrcrS Journal reportS-CduH-
RocolDts-l 900 AcaL Shipments head market Whs
steady s.bpny steers ga % Stocke.s ,n fecderl
81 6nns5 100 Cows Bulls ana Mixed 81 @oG2 49, texas
Hoss-l.s,eipt. s.Oo) ns,t 'rlpul1,, 1900 marko;
weak. Tough and Mixei - 7Qdsi - PACKING AM
shiopink ~ $3.50 o. Light 81 1OGso o. sklps - w
he.p-I.ecciprs 500 neai. neat MARKET
strafv, l., - -. Western IS OoGTJ 90
1evans - 7503GJ. Lambs Il GJDtt - per heal. e.,
june 25.-Cltts-keceipf. &OD het' ohlp-
ments go nean steady. Choice hea'y
Native steers - 500 3! so; FMr 10 Gooe Shipping
asI 20 Feciers - 2oesi OJ sioc@ers iar
- 1888 0O Texans common grass 70 Goou corho"
81 lOds4 10 - $500 49,.
Rsss-lsecebts go heal. sniDnelrs 700 heat marKe,
was strong. Choice heavy ana ButchorS seecuph'
OOHs5 10 PACKING Far Choke - SOGsJ "! lOIkeI
Mo''um - Prins - osj o. PiSs, Common 70 "o''
- sN0 a 10 ,..-. ....,,..
ntm. chppod lair to Choice - Oo@@i w. H"n0'
tuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
LIE ST1rE OF TRADE

p.tr,vorr Iune 2j--Cottoa duh Mdilnr IL isc.....
Folf Iu.e UowIr street and Western Ioerlno A.
ME. snpsr1na $3.50 iOl H. Extra s3 - as ~ dn hio
HAND. - ! csi IS Family - o. 10 SaperlatiTo
Pateut Is 10 .whelt-soahern steady Western easier
Southern Rci e3n S5G so Amber sihs5c; no western
Il intor Ret -pot ssb6s3%c, do tot June e. DO
nouticrr .teay. Whuo 50 3Gc Yellow i5Gicc Western
southern 81 $50: Hesiorn 30 dSc Western hHel
a. Sc: PsnussyauA 80 55c.-..ltve steady OF % a.
"a 90 ... Provisions sfc1lv. Meas PORK 80 Vp
d II 40 Bulkmcai. -Shouliers ant ceW RID slides
lacked o1G0 &c. lacon,shoH'"iT GGeeyr.t a. SC
sidos &C. Hams l2pd lie. Lard ennen ~ g.
Butter steady Western Packet a &C. creamery
rd2Dc ....Eggs cher at % "a ljc Petroleum ,,e".y -
iGs4 + - sugar stcsdv. soft $500 .; Copper
Ronisi 9iia9Lc. whisksV steaoy at - 4csl 10.
FiSar - 81 irain ~, Flour 9si2 1b!'
Whoa. No. 700 bus, Cora 5OM bas'. Oct i3oo , ynsa
i've 100. shipment'-Fioal 2s9l ~, e1s Goo Whea'
Corn ] 0Dj Lrsh
nosroS Jun. c5-F1our dan Common Evtrls ~ 40
"a, 3d. -Hsiut " h1t talet ntnh - 80 =. - ~
s.tiv~tolmes yellow .p ~ &C. steamer Nli,l ~
s.slc. Good so Crate +p01 oats zero M u.
50 l While l0i4 'lc No Whte 39l' 'oc 10 > Wnie
Qul'NdenGs per ton tl' " 1T-' ~
- Butier quiet western tXtra Creamery lHc 49,.
Cheese ouiet-NewNofS and Vermont EStra SIC Egss
scalg-Iasiern Exta- lie We,t"rn ljsc keceint' Tor
Uusn- 4.2IO HI,L ohpttf 5000 uush
RuFFAto. june - -whea'-No Hir! dun amt lower
sales o. ears a. closing ~ ~ VA War Spr
ana Torn Va i2'tr 40 yellow 49, ffA
so yellow uat' ,n a. prices , shade ,',1S,
8uLn3lc..... lyr hominally UNCHANGED Flour Quiet 100
Mli'crd unchanged Cornmeai 0nlet .oatmed 'lcaHy "
Canal freights dG weak and lower heat - agiu e.
57OOo oats .... bush. Barley bush KiiI'
road $4,000 eh' Mheat l'7o9n bush Corn
sn'pmeuf, lo2 900 bash Corn 5000 bush oats
....-- bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

2oc; State Dairy half nrkin tubs l5olsc Welsh tubs
iSSsisc. western Imitation Creamery iSsi5isc Cheese
The changes have not been material since oar last Win
light State Factory New Including White
Shas+c:. Coloral ssaesac Night skins 66e Com
to Prime Western Factory. 1850. Prime TO Cho.cs
EgQs-Are shade higher again fair demand State
daisies Western. 14aI4hc; Canada II pa15c.
BUGAR-Ray sugar wa auie prices fullv ned
ct s%s41c for Moias:es 7isc for Far hehnins ana
ported Refined dull cut Loaf 6i.r; crushed 6isc Cuhes
o. Powdered ll6aeisc Granusted b7ss5 is' I
Aonld A, 5sd5 l5l6o; Confectoner's A. 5ssa6 l3lDc'
Coffee Standard. PC. Coffee OF A. So 3lc; White Ex-
ira 5i.ri Extra C. l3l6a5c C. 4ss7t ll-16c yellow
4A6t 7l8c
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10000 n. July delivery. GLc.
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Sec. Sales $4,000 ID at SIC.